Religious Bigot Against Gays But Adultery Is A “Different Kind Of Sin"
April 4, 2015
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as posted by the channelChristian florist in Georgia uses the crucification of Jesus Christ to explain why they will not provide flowers for a gay marriage ceremony. However, she admits she has no issues serving adulterers because it’s a “different kind of sin." Ben Mankiewicz (What The Flick?! & Turner Classic Movies), Steve Oh and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks discuss.
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“At least one florist in Jeff Davis County, Georgia admitted to a double standard regarding providing service to “sinners” in a CNN interview regarding “religious freedom” laws.
“In the Ten Commandments, it says you can’t commit adultery,” reporter Gary Tuchman said to the florist, Melissa Jeffcoat, adding, “It says you need to honor your father and mother.”
When he asked whether she would provide flowers for an adulterer or someone who had “dishonored” their parents, she replied affirmatively.”*
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